Fuzzy Matching for Sentiment Categorization of Contentwise Tweets

7 Pages Posted: 24 Dec 2022

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Christine Mulunda

University of Nairobi

Peter Wagacha

University of Nairobi - Department of Computing and Informatics

Lawrence Muchemi

University of Nairobi - Department of Computing and Informatics

Date Written: December 14, 2022

Abstract

The evolution of social media platforms has generated immense data that is dynamic, heterogeneous and most often wide spread within the World Wide Web (WWW). This has necessitated researchers to explore techniques for sentiment analysis and classification. Fuzzy pattern matching technique has been widely used to solve decision-making problems that relate to similarity matching. This study utilizes fuzzy matching capabilities for sentiment categorization of contentwise tweets at sentence level using a combination of its matching techniques. Word sentiment polarity and their co-occurrence for pattern matched tweets are further explored. As future works the study will investigate explore automated ‘fuzzy’ sentiment classification for streaming tweets within a given context.

Keywords: fuzzy pattern matching, contentwise tweets, sentiment classification, sentiment polarity

Suggested Citation

Mulunda, Christine and Wagacha, Peter and Muchemi, Lawrence, Fuzzy Matching for Sentiment Categorization of Contentwise Tweets (December 14, 2022). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4301701 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4301701

Christine Mulunda (Contact Author)

University of Nairobi ( email )

Nairobi
Kenya

Peter Wagacha

University of Nairobi - Department of Computing and Informatics

Lawrence Muchemi

University of Nairobi - Department of Computing and Informatics

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